To mark the first anniversary of the passing of Jeremiah G. Coffey his family and friends in the Farranfore area are coming together for a day of fun and golf in his honour.
The proceeds of the day will go to the Kerry/Cork Health Link Bus.
Ladies, gents, beginners and non golfers are all welcome to take part. The format will be a four person, 12 hole scramble. Cost €80 per team of four.
Wear Something Red
Participants are being asked to wear something RED on the day eg: Liverpool, Arsenal, even Manchester United or Cork. The event will kick off at Killorglin Golf Club – his former club from 8.30am to 12.30pm on Saturday February 25th.
There will be a prize presentation at Sherwood’s Bar at 9pm that night. There will be a raffle, spot prizes and novelties to be won.
Local man, Mike Sheehan and Ger were great friends. Mike is involved in the organisation of the big day on February 25th.
“Ger was a total gentleman who loved Liverpool Football Club. He had the red Liverpool cap knitted to his head – you could say.
“He was popular with young and old alike. He had a good word for everyone and he could always see the funny side of things.
Huge Circle of Friends
As a result he had a huge circle of friends. He is a huge loss to his family and to his community.
“He was a great friend and a supporter of everything local and very knowledgeable in all sports. He was a supporter of Firies GAA Club; Ballyhar Dynamos; Killorglin Golf Club and he was a founder member of the Farranfore Golf Society.
Great Pride in Farranfore
He participated, always successfully, on teams in local table quizzes and he took a great pride and an active part in Farranfore Tidy Towns efforts over the years.
“Ger was always in good form and he was the kind of person you’d look forward to meeting and being in his company.
“The day is all about remembering Ger and making a bit of money for the Kerry/Cork Health Link Bus as it was his favourite charity. We all have happy memories of him and we’ll celebrate that on the day as well,” said Mr. Sheehan.
For further information contact: Mike Sheehan: 087 28 61 961; Brendan Quirke: 087 91 72 854; Tommy Murphy on: 086 82 15 248.
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